Bernstein forecasts crypto-industry revenues to reach $400bn by 2033
Over the next ten years, crypto industry revenues will rise sixteen-fold, from $25bn to $400bn. Bernstein analysts put forward such estimates, according to CoinDesk.Coverage of major events in the cryptocurrency industry.
Bernstein forecasts crypto-industry revenues to reach $400bn by 2033
Over the next ten years, crypto industry revenues will rise sixteen-fold, from $25bn to $400bn. Bernstein analysts put forward such estimates, according to CoinDesk.
U.S. Congress forms a dedicated cryptocurrency subcommittee
The U.S. House of Representatives formed a subcommittee focused on digital assets within the Committee on Financial Services.
Rumours surface of Twitter donations being integrated into digital tokens
Twitter began testing the Coins option, which allows users to reward content creators with digital tokens in the form of various reactions. Recipients will be able to exchange the assets for fiat via Stripe's payment system, blogger Jane Wong said.
Ukraine to offer free cryptocurrency literacy courses
The Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, in partnership with the WhiteBIT exchange, the Filecoin Foundation, and the social metaverse Atlantis World, will launch blockchain courses.
Twitter adds Bitcoin and Ethereum price-chart widgets
Twitter developers added a feature that displays price charts for the most popular cryptocurrencies based on relevant search queries.
Chainalysis: DeFi’s popularity in North America has diminished Bitcoin’s dominance
From July 2021 to June 2022, 37% of total cryptocurrency transaction volume in North America was attributed to the DeFi segment, indirectly contributing to a reduction in Bitcoin's dominance.
US Senate weighs possible ban on cryptocurrencies
The SEC and CFTC may need to consider banning cryptocurrencies, though implementing such a measure could prove difficult. This was stated on NBC by Sherrod Brown, the chair of the Senate Banking Committee.
Hong Kong launches trading of first crypto ETFs
On December 15, two exchange-traded funds linked to US-traded cryptocurrency futures began trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Reuters reports.
US Senator says there is no reason for cryptocurrencies to exist
The market for digital assets is not backed by anything and offers nothing, so there is no reason for it to exist. This was stated in an NBC interview by Jon Tester, a Democratic senator from Montana.
Experts compute the trust index for the Bitcoin market
When choosing cryptocurrency companies, users are more inclined to rely on service predictability. This is stated in the new BDC Consulting report.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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